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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06


 Our contemporary, Hoof and HoIn,
 gives the late grand j1y. the daily pa
 pefs oi Presc,t, the cashier oi she Bank
 Of Arizona and ex-County Treasurer E
 !. C0.k lively shaking up Of abou.
 three columns 10 length, in is iast issue.
 Its versatile editor had the war pAiIt On
 in good shape when he wrote the ar
 rai5n ment of the above par'ies. As far
 4s the grand jury and the other parties
 are concerned, they can plead guilty CT not as they deem prcpe5 s ilE as ihls paper is concerned 1t pleads ITO, guilty to the charge. I. the edi,of of cur con- temporary had not been too deeply en- gross=d with the dual !20oE of his off al and edl.ori4l dUt es, st the time that the d1fa,Cati0n oi Mr. Cook WAS first made kowu, be cou.d have read in he columns of this paper the first news of i, as well
 as an outline oi ibe peculiar, well, we may say very peculi T, method by which Mc. Cook was enabled for years to con-
 ceal his shortcomings Mt havlng had
 access to the testimony aijuced before tae grand jlrY, Nc cannot vcry well cer-
 sure them for failing to inoi-t the parties.
 whom our contemporary | inks shoulc
 nave been ladict-j Ffon ihe a5sregi ton of udswOrn evidence winch has, however, become common street talk, public sentiment has already found au incl tmert, if not d conviction.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

T1- S.1 Fl~-.s-3 C1-l-i le has just in1-5u-a'rl la ea-s-p.ls. :11 tde benc- i. oi ts c. c.i'.rs wa.-1 promises to b. of s-- 1-g4-ti--jp ;d-n. It IS ,1e estl.ihn-.t T. N TJ->, at 9 Rpse Si-e-', a. a- ll-92-.s Literary Ulioa, Ei-a sl1,-r.l---o n, p-p-r receives oer..d--te of membership 10 lis Un.on wta a o-t-,ozue of books. The cc,tdca,s entities h.nt) rec,ive ,he ll,er g; pub ishers' wholesale prices. Cor sij-ring ihe p-oGt oa books, the advant- ar-s w7i-h t5e C1r'ril- subscribers r-a.z- .a -asi- p1-ca8,- el1 be readily seen
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

N.l rhe ,X-eP-ion cf ou- Prescott contemporary, there is aot as'nzie plp-r i tle ierrtJ-y, of ether poi.i-al patty, ;h-t endorses cur Ff>sla, -duili.trsiion. The Florence Ertsrp-iie, edited by Tom Wesd.n, q most radical dem0crai, can not swallow tle NeS Jersey p.l. Tnomls las an approving word for some meas uFes. has otl-ga-ej other, while on o.hers II an ouia1us silsn-e IS m7ia- .ised Tie Ph5n.x Glz- | dlmns lin ~ q L.a. qr-i,e Of h's lottery veto, wt:.e ol o'h-r subjects f IS as silent as .he --zge.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06
InrLkA k.r.-s- E-.e L

\ ai'pHcr from t. Suta, Ark, says: rne Luti K k & r. s.ava K. K. passes Intatae 'anls i 'y i ,uii and a,tse ~o'S on ef -ntsoas oi the ile $ to be- sic a, olct. ra- reTiI,t, 5e ext-n ed ir,ia V,n Bar 10 For. 6i,s 1, ,h-sl- kee x tiDa. and for n,I-s of t,ack $ nov l4'i put from 1- stnan 1 p.l--.
 The A-kaas sls 4is-r ~if be cr,;sei o- poste tn5 ii, ni Cat .-ge, p-. ! e Is io be t.a-.e. 4r oaee Tae rosi Is alspt' oe cont l-l-l from FotS oJh 10 Shreveport, LL, V,r- tw.u rs..- meet van me M O cans 6, rexis p4cilo. Wo'k aa t1.s Iae u b,en Vt |, S,1tg cay>.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

in the case placing both Mr. Bayard and the members of the grani jury who voted for bis indictment. n a very unen- yiable .ht before the community. Ar now cur New Jersey governor comes ini count Sith his mangled and bleeding reF- utation hurg on the end of pole. ask ins the territorial grand jury to patch 1t up. and ciacb the man who smote IL Our officials sFe really expecting too much of grand juries and counts They expect an Afizona court 70 furnish them somdAing they never possessed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

". A. Holmes, ex-chai.mau of the democratic county comm tee Of Gils ccuniy, writes letter Io the Tucson
 S.ar, experimenting that paper Tn the fight t h making against the demagos-
 ism of the present administration. In fact, the Star seems to be 1T line with
 the rank and file Of it's patty, as there is saii 10 exist Very hi.er feeling against the executive cf the territory and hs
 piiva:e secretary, among democra,s all
 over the tsrntOry. NIT. Holmes Tn his Communication says "rae democracy
 ot Glla county sre generally well pleased IL regard 10 the independent course o! the Star n exposing the political chica- nery of ,he Zll.ck-Flish combinstion,
 and hose 1t may be entr .ly successful in relieving ihe patty Of the odium that they brought upon II during tbe session
 Of the legislature just closed. As the
 governor win his corp0rsPs guard have
 not only b2l'ed. tu, have betrayed aud
 forl jed sli their claims Of respect and confidence as well, oi the democracy Of
 Aiizon7, they should be bid, not only an
 aH-lt.0nate farewell but thanked for
 leaving befose doing tae party more
 damage by ther pol.i-ai lrlckery and the assumption Of Ci-tstoill powers'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

We have rectiged official nct.ce from ,he firm which supplies ,his plant witl whte paPer th2i ''on account of the in- t-r-s,.;e com mtrce law, feishI rates have advanced :5om , .o , cents per pound. This oomp-.s u 10 advance prices some what" As toe ir,isht rates have been a5s1ncei a.so between ,hiS source of supply and Prescott, wc have nCt yet been -ole ,o fiad any rule of m-themat- Is #hereby ~e cla figure any benefit ac- orcirg D the newspaper fraternity by the i1lSr-2tt- commerce hE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

We desire 10 appJios.z- to ihe trade dollar. We recently accused |. of hay ig Ia Goi We Tfus,," amonst its .d-c.s. W- are informed by gentle men who ssS one not long ilce that :; l. no. so. The t-sd- dollar merely has picture o: the Goddess of Llolriy .iting on a bale Of vtt)n and oG iiag .h-w of tobacco to Ma. Wisgirton, ,he leader of tbe American party A.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

The Burlington aud o;her lines lead ing .,om Cloa5o to the P4-iic coast iaye puol,shed ther taiiTs to take effect APui ;. The uew r4tes from Omaha to San Francisco are: Frst class, S sec ond class, $ 5o; ihi1d class, s <; fourth class, $. 80 ; A class, ScIo; B class, SIS; C class, 5 i; D class. SIIo, and-E class, $I. Thes= rates will also app'y between intermediate p.i-ts when loser than the sum Of tie locals.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

I is 70 lo--ar s-c1o- tha, Governor Zli.k at-mp,eG . procure sn indi-.- met before tLe i-te -r4.l jlry asalas, l. c. Ul-a.s. e--.r f ts= Tucso1 S.ar Tal- bo.l vlry properly Ignored ,ac caar5e A-z'a4'l iup1.,-t lGi-ilis are t-1'y aIi-c s.to pope. and should oe placed n a glass case for eNhtb -i'7, aai should have ,heT rcFu;-t.ens pre- ssry . ;a alcohol The re.u.4i5n p7s- s-ssea bg bo.b cur soYerror and s-cre- lazy. p-.or D .hd- advent irtJ tais tofri- t5-y were pretty vel vertii-ted in asso
 c5at p-e-s t-'e,r-'nT, and t1e oIt'zens Q: t.ii torio-y are s-uer ly familiar Vi. tatm. Those who are [. can be- come p..t-- a, r-1-uriaS copies Of the San Fr.r. .is-a C.-o-i-le cr Cal ooUtsia- irg tL- s.m- The s-cItiry of the te-rt-rr, th. iar tern of ool !, ,h,1ue1 l1e .-il-r-- ,f strictly par Ii an c-5ri js-y. p-----c3 7n indictment sssi-st tle e-i.a- ot Us T7rer, winch w5s zferv5r5s slnm1iy d,-uised on acoo1-t Q: i-5 f5eo.ty. the opinion tiled
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

re-reat a, Hoboken with fast and pen ance for ten days. Al the palace of Archbishop CorriSan 1t was iatimated that the psEshiouers q. St Stephens would do sell 10 take the hut anu be- nave themselves, les, they sud-r excom- munica,i1n"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

Oar gosetno, and secrc,lry have proyen lhrr economical admis istra.ion Of ,heir puv-te al4irs by going before grand ir.ls | the expense ot the couny ,o have tbci- ? rsonal grievances against eci-oIs TedFsssed instead cf bringing a o:,.i action | .h-.: oEn expense.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06
Special Legislation.

A telegram from Albany says "lhcre was something cf pai iic among h'-h- license republicans of the asse nbly yes- ,erday afternoon when Governor Hii! sent in his velo of Mr. SEs,I's b!il, which prohibits he sale of liquor within hat a mile Of the grounds of ,he Willard A>y- iuln ter the Insane, aS the reasons gwen for the executive disspproval nf the meas ure were sccepied as ;oreshado~ins his aot,rn on the Crosby hIgh license bl!i for Nv York sod Brooklyn, fl that IL should pass the senate. The governor says: Such particular legislation as this m regard to licenses flrri,hss bad pre- cedenr. Excise lays should be suhstIn- tls!y uniform Tn all pafgs of the state, and special lags should not be passed discriminating for 0t against any partlcu- lar .oSs,i.ies. IL seems that the douc- cratic governor 0. New York holds clearer views on the subject Of sp-,itl legisla,i n than OUT democTa,ic govtrnar, IS lhe same principle is involved in the bill mentioned above as exi,ts m lhe license law signed by the goyeEno' oi this territory. It remained for demo- cratic administration to say IT sdbStlace that il q man unde;took to do busiles, ID the woods he would he granted more favors than tii n,isbbor, xho preferred the open country
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06
Nex York telrcram says

\ New YoTk teIegram .ays 'Kev. lanes Curan. a s,aunch friend and former assistan, of.he deposed priest, Dr. McGynn, appeared with the latter at Jones woods on St Ps,rich's day. For this be was sent U Ellen,ile, x Y, 70 reflect on his con;umacy Tn appear ing in rubGc Sith p'ies: in disgrace. Dr. Curran did not profit by the tiur, however, ard came down on the night of MT. McGlyna's lecture and appeared on the platform wth i'm. For this Currar has been ordered into solitary
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

Tn. Tdcsoa S-ag gsles t t) be dis uncty unaer.t0od Ina; t iS gunning for governors, no; tor c!squers and dummies, and IL proposes to stlnd UT fIll on the flcts as developed du,ils Ihe last ses- sin oftae legislature
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

John D s's mi ,ea s1as were d-ed n tae Farl Snta l, .har-ed vira Q mYs'er'aus mufd,ra y--r a-o of Ilm- s fay.or, fo 5-p J-a- ae u. tge.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

A special t1lesram tI the Courier ar nounces the dc1;a i7 Tucson of Wm. s OIry, aged 7i years Deceased was . brctaer of Grant H Olry, ex-delesaie 10 congress from ih.s t-Tr;ory.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

secr,ilry F4irch..i has entered on ,ae du,.es of his cfiice.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

S.rect ram DTS are aAD4lto the effect that ceItlin ofiicial linen has been pre- sen.ed D the present grand jary to Sieanss..
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

Deinocr-t.c economy ggVes 9ey fair promise oi depn,ias this terriiory of q very large revenue hefetof,re received from the collection of licenses.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

Dix Dillon, a p-spit4at Co'3rsdo man w5s thrown Gom a h1re aed killed q, Geaw1oi Spangs, C1-, Sat urGav
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

Several oi i1e stl'e legislatures have passed h;sh license laws during the past wIn;sL
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

l. looks 2 r.le now as though Senator Cul,on and his inter-s,-ts commerce law would rsoeise only curses from the peo- De.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

Bso,hcF Hughes, of the S,ar, will no dou1t regret his f4i.ure tc "catch on' to an executive libel su.t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

Ex-SecTttHy Mann.ns's condition is reported que cr teal in England
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

Our governor can n0t control grand jui-s as he recently did a leli'latuIe,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

Another bridge t talked ot across the Nj s5uri river at Atchison, Kansas.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06
rsarl,ai Affection.

A colo'ed min nam Ii A,aerson, un- der sentence ot death in Nsw NJ x.co, WAS .o have b en ht72-d On toe ISh o. February hu: vas rep.i-y by tae eo,- ernor. O. 'he d. o-'o- his exeeu i,n WIS 70 hlv- tk-n place h-Teceiyoi tne flloyn- af 'u574t- epi.t.- fton hi, w.., ia rJ.r k. k n>ls:
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-15

able at business, al church, or anywhere.
In short, will admit that, in Wow Of
such u time coming, | am ready at u mo
mcnt's notice u uniform the great oppos-
ing PARTIES
What are your designs"
Take a Democrat, On him would put
coppcr-,oed sSocs, blue trousers, q white
vest and % subducd rcd coat with a sprig
III green in his %buttonholc. Tho latter feat.
urc | would use 10 conCiliato the Irish vote
without spelling the combination Of red,
white and blue. The colors need not I've so
marked IN 10 be seen a block away, but
You could always ,cll Il Democrat when you
met him.
Then take the Republican. would
dress him in black nj course, but Ia dis
tinguish him from the rest oi the world in
mourning | would Kew white braid around
the edge oi his cont and vest, with q neat
white stripe running up and down the legs.
Put on n paper collar, and there you have
u Republican. The idea may bc crude Ut
present, hut the opportunity Ia spring this
wholesale unilorming would also enlarge
ON The idea
"ln such an event how could one dis.
tinguish n Labor man.
"Nlso by his clothes
Even aS he spoke ~ uniforms Tor poll.
tics u leader in the oriental dislric, called
to give an order ,nr decorating u gentle
mems club oi the east side inr The fall
campaign, IL was n carte hlnncc order,
too, aud 81 completely filled the horizon OF
the hahcriashcr'S mind that he could
think ol nothing else Ia talk about.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-15
rug ..GRAND OLD MAN"
aiads,oas's Home life NJ unwnrie~
Castle.

fum the New YORK star
Hawsnicn castle pronounced ilarlcnl
IL jurt visible ~ YOU pass lUm nrr old
Chester Co North Wales alongside THE
sands o. Drc." II il II very moderate size;
many n country home h twicc 10 imposing.
aud II is mainly modern. The old castle
saw any amount Oi slyHgu fighting between
the English aud the wRrlikc Mclshmcn.
The property used a. belong Ia the Tory
SlanlcyS, the Enls Of Derby, but on the
seventh carl being hcheadcd lor in'aSnn,
IIawarden was dismantlcd and the estate
was bought by Sergeant Glyn, ~ Glynnc,
Cfomwcll's lmd chief Justice. II came into
It's present ownership through Mn. Glad
stone, who i-a Glynnc. II u not generally
known that Mr.. Gladstone h moi the owner
of l~lavArlcn. The property belongs 10
his eldest spn. William Henry, who Is
lord NJ the manor, l. g., landlord. strictly
speaking the c~x-pTmicr h only u guest ON
rutIcmncc.
Inside tie castle there h much that pro-
| claims The manner NJ man whose home n
iS. The walls everywhere may h. said "a
bc paucusl with bOuks. Even some NJ thc
| lol,hicA stream with literature, and liter.
aiurc of every Hort under the sun, from
sacred scripture. ancient parchmenir,
Homer aud Niwil-, to p0n,lcrorB parlir-
mcntary reports, the lalcri books oi sci.
rncr, art, poetry, fiction, and cphcmcra
publications. Though he sold the bulk a
his unique collection of china u few ycan
agu, Mr. Gladstone still po-~e-srs n gOOdly
shan NJ his pct porrldns, and many val
liable pierce came 10 him M gifts. iu
own rspm " n chaos, with something at ~
artistic purpose running through the dis
orler. Every table, chair, lounge, shell
and bracket, bears snmo work Of ART, citbe
a portrait, q bust, medallion, or carving, o
q curio Of antique or modern make.
When lac comes homo for his holiday
this wonderful Brton simply substitutes
hard days work for u hard nights work q
the parliamentary reA-on. lie drrr-c
himself In q light tweed suit, puts on
SLOUGH hat. ties a free and easy bandann
uund his ztill ircr and easier collar anl
away hc strides through the garden ;
early morning service IN the yillag
church. Though u h only n village churcl
there Is q parish 10 work. and well II
served by his younger son, stephen, Wboi
he appointed about cighteen yenn ago.
h about the richest private living In I'M
land, producing some $1,000 u year.
To ace Mr.. Gladstone walk q mile on NJ
turf * y rich treat Even ON tho streets
London be- II about the mo@i grateful an
nimblc pedestrian YOU will meet In n da,
lie strides With the Springy freedom 81 y
athlete aud has all the elegant grace Of
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-15
ARM, ,ta.h-mcn.

WAsuIsCroS, Oct ~. A general ordor
was issued from army headquarters yes
tcrday. showing thc results of the comPcti'
ton this year II distinguished marksmen
IN the army. aud annnuncingthc names Of
tWcniy.ninc officers and men Who, in run
sequence 1T having Ter three years Won
places On department rifle teams, or three
Of the priyc medals, have been placed IN
the list Of distinguished markSmcn aud
awarded handsome badges. The number
oi pcrs1ns added Ia this ~ q result of the
last competition is about twice ~ large ns
usual, which h taken NJ an indication 81 n
marked advance Of the army In rifle prac.
tips
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-15
A CONSERVATIVE OPINION.

Nothing could be more deplorable,"
said II conservative citizen Of Mobcetie,
than the election vi these settlers from
their homes, Ii the settlers rights are not
To be respected right in the heart OF the
most thickly populated parts of the Pan
handle, and after they have built up such
q prosperous colony and made so many
Improvements ~ the parties, what can We
hope for in the way Of settlement and de-
VclOpmcnt? | am no alarmist, and !
would not care 10 undertake To measure
the consequences OF throwing the settlers
ont ri their houses. Niutcris near nj hand,
they have nowhere els, to ~. Some of
them with families would suffer and sui
Ter severely. But lh,ir own loss would
b. as nothing compared 90 the disastrous
results TO this section. What
must be tho effect OF such a
thing upon immigration? The election
0f thirty families from houses inn
proved in good inith, by Il foreign corpora
tion which isn't even permitted by Our
laws TO buy IN acre OF land. by heavens,
sir, il IL u greater outrage than ever was
committed on Irish p%casantry. II il IL
corsummated public indignation will run
high, and those who have provoked it may
ind IL even more difficult to soolhc than
they did in 1881"
The R~ocking-clair ranch company is the
one in which the Earl of Aberdeen, who
recently visited this country, il inter, stcd,
II il one OF the w%calthicst, il not th,
wealthicst, cattle companies doing bust
ness i'm the Panhandle.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-15

sds,,sns p,r<eerG without 4 tracer OF the,
dsndy;smI Morelikelt than not yo, will
sr, him swinging his oli hat m one hand
while widening his collar with the other.
Than In m breakfast, aHWholesomc. simple
Engl;sh breakfast, whsil he eats with a
hearty relish that Is the envy Of most Of
his juniors. Then untl lunch at . o'clock
COMES work indoors, aeNeN, Homer, (he is
always pegging away at his Homer, the
writing OF magazine articles on theology,
Greek and Latin poetry, how to make jam,
the Bulgarian question. practical forestry,
old China, ancient TroAr Goodness knows
what Gladstone has moi written, * writing,
or will not write abduI, and as an author
ity, too. U"u
lie IL a most moderate cater, and n care
ful one nj that. II was about u year ago
that he published the result of n pro-
longcd scientific Investigation he had long
been engaged IN, the result hring that he
%pronounccs il essential to good digestion
10 take two.and-thirty distinct bites with
each mouthful of food THAT is Just one
bite for each tooth, If you are lucky
enough to possess u full Sctl, and he ~
ligiously does what lac bids MS Ia do. Vet
ne chats away the meal times with all the
ease of Il five year old spoon feeder,
Though temperate, Nr, Gladstone IL moi
t%cctotal. lie has too much common sense
and sell control. \ glass oi good ale NJ
lunch and a couple ot glasses of some old
port at dinner arr his drinking vices, and
long may they enable the grand old man
To ''rencw his youth, like The eagle
When the season comes YOU will see the
man of politics aud books slip out of the
house, lmbi,cd in an cX,ra secdy pair 81
trousers, booted in u pair II indescribablC
clogs that would be- the envy Of the man
try. On his head is n muldy relic oi u hat
on his shoulder rrsts u mighty AK, and
evil il in his eagle eve, Behold! the aN
will soon be- laid ut the RIOT oi the trcc and
another giant will soon lie low.
The Liberal clubs Of Lancashire and
Cheshire often invite themselves Ia picnl,
in Hawarlcn park, hut permission Is rarci
tlinn il used to lie. The merrymakers al
ways insisted upon u speech until thu
thing became u nuisance. but the work
ing folk from the country side are wei
coined occasionally, and the farmers glthcI
To- pay rents, eat the good fare provided b,
their landlord; and then MIR. Glndston,
doesn't mind treating them to n bit u
homcly oratory, generally insiructing then
how Ia make bigger incomes by growing
more irnit for jam or tickling their hen Il
send more cgg4 io market.
So the days aud the years roll aroun,
and the grand old specimen Of Englisl
manhood nIrns into the harvest. lin
hairs ARE scanticr and his wrinkles moi
than they uerc last year, hut the glow II